Wilder Apartments at Snelling & American House Apartments provide housing for low-income, single adults who need a well maintained and supportive place to live.

These apartments have a total of 147 single-room units. Each of these handicapped-accessible sites offers furnished rooms, laundry facilities, shared kitchen and dining areas, and bathroom facilities.

The goal is for residents to achieve greater stability in their lives by providing housing.  Residents work toward  improving their general living situation, being employed and/or enrolled in school, reducing personal problems, and reducing barriers to self-sufficiency.

Services
While needing or using support services is not a condition of residency in the Single Adult Housing, both sites are supportive housing models.

An on-site resident services coordinator is available to help residents with information and resources to find employment, obtain medical care, secure transportation, manage financial matters, manage mental health issues, maintain sobriety, and address other challenges they face.

Residents are encouraged to take an active role in maintaining the vitality of the building as a community. They are involved in resolving interpersonal conflicts, developing building policies, assisting with security, coordinating recreational activities, and scheduling transportation services.

Measuring success
The Single Adult Housing Program is evaluated every three years by Wilder Research